For one week, the 400 million followers of Epic Games' phenomenon can access a fully accurate replica of the museum in the game, walk around with their avatar, and view the works
US artist Brian Donnelly, known professionally as Kaws, attends the WSJ Magazine 2021 Innovator Awards at MoMA
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On a frosty morning in London's Hyde Park, onlookers aim their mobile phones at the top of the Serpentine Gallery.
The large sculpture of a blue man sitting on the roof is invisible to the naked eye but it is there—in augmented reality.
The sculpture is part of an installation by the American artist Kaws at the gallery, reproduced for the hundreds of millions of users of the video game Fortnite for the first time.